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LOS ANGELES — It has been shocking — and wildly entertaining — to watch the Miami Heat this season. For as long as anyone can remember, the Heat have been methodical. Last season, Miami ranked 27th in the league in pace, with just 16.5% of its possessions starting in transition (25th in the NBA). The

Dylan Harper has shown more than just No. 2 pick talent to start his rookie season, he has been a hand-in-glove fit with Victor Wembanyama and is a key part of why the San Antonio Spurs are off to a 5-1 start. Which is why the news that he will be out multiple weeks with

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Lakers stars Austin Reaves, left, and Luka Doncic celebrate during a win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Oct. 31. (Grant Burke / NBAE via Getty Images) Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves will miss the Lakers’ game in Portland on Monday as the team ruled both out with injuries. One night after recording a 29-point, 11-rebound, 10-assist

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File photo New Orleans is in freefall. Sunday’s 137-106 loss to the Thunder dropped the Pelicans to 0-6. Only Brooklyn joins them in the “still searching” club. The part that’s really getting people talking? It’s not just the losing — it’s how they’re losing. They’ve given up at least 120 in all six games. Three

Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid promptly clapped back at the NBA after getting fined $50,000 for making a “lewd gesture” on the court during the team’s 109-108 home loss to the Boston Celtics on Friday night.

USA Today 76ers Sixers center Joel Embiid got hit with a $50,000 fine for “making a lewd gesture on the playing court” the NBA announced. The moment happened in the first quarter of Friday’s one-point loss to the Celtics and was caught on video. It went viral pretty quickly. The fine won’t make a dent

File photo The Warriors led by 11 with 6:00 to go on Saturday and still lost to a Pacers team that has been crushed by injuries. Golden State scored five points the rest of the way. Indiana scored 21. Stephen Curry took the blame, as relayed by Anthony Slater of ESPN. Curry had 24 points